Thanks likewise for your comments. But I do have to disagree about Serie A. I don’t really see a noticeable gap between the 3 leagues in terms of talent. Italians, like the English and spanish, have always tended to play at home rather than abroad with a few noticeable exceptions….Platt played in Serie A and Zola in the EPL for example. Talent from abroad in present in all 3 leagues. To put Liga or EPL in higher class is quite subjective because the basic facts don’t really make that obvious point as say when comparing these leagues to other euro leagues from Portugal and France for example.

But I thought you did a great job. I hope to see more!

Thanks for your feedback.

On the topic of Serie A, I brought up the matter a few weeks ago when I interviewed the COO from GolTV for the EPL Talk Podcast episode from SPORTELAmerica, so I didn’t think it was necessary to bring up the topic again, this time with Ray.

As for talent, I don’t believe the Serie A should be classed with La Liga or the Premiership.

Thanks for the constructive criticism. It’s my first try at video/TV, so I’m learning as I go.

Cheers,
The Gaffer

Cheers,
The Gaffer

Also, I’m surprised you completely left Serie A out of the discussions with Ray. Not only should it be discussed when talking about the comparative qualities of top flight leagues (and it is one…not to mention it’s still second to EPL in terms of revenue despite all its problems), it’s also a rather pertinent discussion in light of the fact that they lost the rights to it to FSC. I’d like to have heard Ray’s views on this matter.

Still a great interview. Ray is a shining light amid less talented colleagues and a very subpar production team.

It all may seem a bit harsh to say of GolTV but I’m generally very critical of things that matter more to me personally.